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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30
3ustruliion.

For Young Ladles-City.
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
wiz W.. s: .[cs r 'S sss5 or a ass. -d -y ';'5'
MISS CnISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
VIII rs ~ pa :.p S, ao.5 % Yez zoJ .,
Mrs. GALLAHEWS SCHOOL for Young
vi LaoI-. ~ west s2dst-Prluary. College Prepare
tory and collegiate Classes Circular.
MRS. GRIFFIrTY DAY SCHOOL for
''""S ~ Msd.on.",e ' a.ar f 5%' fsnn,L
MISS CROKER AND MISS BECK'S
NI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
20 cfsss fo Bryant Park F''''"' September
REv. DIR AND MRS. c: II. GARDENERS
~ SCHOOL; od E' F1 fTnN XtE LADIES
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
w... S s. .t y Ard aS9s Dps ''
- GEOGRAPHIC and Typcwnting Institute,
49, pay ana eVenns ladies' deo"fnent. proficiency three
V'HE MISSES GRINNELLS Day School for
dersarten Froebot method
IfS MADISON AVE.-Mrs Roberts and
1HO ~ HAM. Mis- MIS- w "a. .,r',. ,ShG S.! ,
For Both Sexes
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, both sexes. city
coYEERE East i7s Ss th s1t'" aaa
CLINTON LIBERAL ms rIrUTE. Schools
college v fAnsELr. a S n. r9.s
don't, Fort Plan Y. Y
KRAUS'S SEMINARY FOR KINDERGAR-
IN TEN TtACuEHs MODEL KINpERdARTEN
Prot jdHT EKAUs and Mrs II. EHACs noELrE
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITlVG.
Writo FOR oircnsr&
1'IIE BERIITX SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
II n Hrxu ches Hrnn Livu
rsatOna time term $40
Fer Boys and Youu. Msn-Jity
MISS Do VERNET will reopen her School
I for Boys. at l02 East goth st TUESDAY sept "a
NJ W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
VI No. East 22ist. corner Hroiiwiv ali year Re.
oei'es alt ana prepar, for coma school or
10 schoo aunt re nnpr All together at tho
daily opeonz Present teachers have served from 20
Tee elected Quarterly written examination. Nile
wanted Circulars strUTNAM'S and at KAND0LPII's
THE MISSES WREAk'
i 81 East 8sth-st,
BOARDING h M BAY ia sCn9oL fst YOUNG LADIEA
Rsopens sept - Circulars seu; on application.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
~ Broadway. nea! 42tsti 5lst veT. Primary. com.
a'To s ,s9 " pTp1Gp kae,saia
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th. at.
been prepared for Columbia school Of Mines
Brooklyn.
TINE CKITTENDEN.
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
AID KindsrHsrten for both seIss
.rcoun x % Res.,.i sor9:r q rnsspPsvurrr.
Principal Eight connected with the Packer C0ilsg
late Institute second torn begius New. "a
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERsEl

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
dn.. - csr sheriff. s ssST ws' a
$50. $50 and ll,so a m; ils $40 8 80 "a
s.S and n"S f.. SSs'f s'S van.
400 $50 y IN sunday. $50 a m. 5 y. m.
ERIE RAILWAY Through trains leave
IL 23ds minutes Earlier time show ron caaa:
ber,-sL local train. leave 9sst iron to 10 msas'
earlier
ga Week day. $50 eunavs.Day EIprs.s Bnrs, psas
m.n Sleeping S.aeh fro hoossv,is 20 ;lLsi .U Pal,
man train Of Dav sad Buffet sseOns coachs, 70 a..;
SUI louis %sr'
1., ssas Sc 10. 4n sa Sasar Fa o
Salamanca and Dunkirk p ,u s.s,,
s s'.spns eo.Sa.. '9 s
sa.m,nea c,seans' .as C9 Sa TOO 80 ios
'" .c@ nj ram .::s
Paterson. .1.: Egg 81 oe 49, s
s ss% J. "a sl s0 $50 ST. ST. 1850 iiso IN -
NIL. ~ 4; IS" 80 q:
s'? = l ::a IL % aS no s a" S SSSi
sna :SS sos Ss.s $50 S.s ss - 49, ~ o lS
n,sht Sundays 4+6. $50. io3oA No. = T. o'' .
Ne-@ars and Cornwall. week a.y. $50. sst '~
w.Sw sS an -..t pa.1. " oS 1850 go A. $50
.a sna :s i.:v ..' ...S asy: %
49, ~ $40 t,ss : 50 N. sunday. ''a -,
oo. a"so s.s asy. tx s sa 1880 $50 90: "a
. s, ll;so p m SUNDAY" -'"A 49, ''' a..
Tc.sts passage .ui aparneots 10 sar tho csss
ssomn. co.cne. eau b. oDai.. aud Of ' ss Cspp.
s.'s .eS Nos a. s I ss His. A
HaSs.:: iraa. rom Ii. %s:s .rr'vs S'"S'''
'G K IL . % ~ i s.FI<s I.sAsxsA h
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For Boys and Youus Msn-oountrY.
A HOME SCHOOL for young boys.
u HN Address Il. B. MONTANIE,
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AQtEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM EOS. STEWART BUILDING, No. $50 RRoADwAr
VO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS OR PROPOSALS for doing tho work ami furnishing
the materials called for contract
on No In the once Of tho Aqnrdno Conmi s.on"rs Ter
bu ding the Gafeouse roof and roor sTstsn
for the blow on chamber South Yonkors Section Of
the New Croton duct viii be his olcs
Wednesday. tho 1<th dav OF Dscembor 1887 t Ocock
wnch piac aud hour They will be publicly ensd
trace for dong said work and Furnishing aid materials will
be made BY said Commissioners thereafter proi
cable.
Blank forms Of said approved contract and tho 'pscnoa
tons thereof and bids proper velopos for
their enclosure and form Of bon and also tho plans Tor
said work aud all other reformation DO obtained the
absve moe OF tho Aquoduot Comm ssionera application
70 tho Secretary.
by order OF the Aquetuct Commissioners
JAMES &. SPENCER, President
JOHN q. bHKEHAN. Secretary.
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Geathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHhR9
n AGENCY supplies. Prof s'ors Tescher, lu'os, 10y;
,rnesses Co. " Colleges, Schools and Families Apply "
MRS. N. J YOUNG ~ LION. % Mon SQUIRE
Rest TEACHERS Tutors AMI G"vern-
~. supplied no charge. TEACHERS reFs"rst
fre- HAL form for stamp X IL
AVERY. American scnool bureau W~'t ifth-L y I
TEACHER OF the English branches and
y rutlr.,nfs 81 the ca.sc- French ard German win
ABOUT yosr, experience. want, nj "e"t g""i rel
cr,u.r \. j. H.. 1879 Fnit"n--t. Hro"kNn
ERENCH and German GpNcrncSScs pmnlstS,
r4U.trrrc ,tr~r- uf lHf 'r ora .iu"r'. refined
American hou-.kecper. .cam-ftcs-es &c. te 70 itme
A. RAVE EIrCAIi JNtL A. GA llpN. s'' bfi AVE.
Goth II.
~CHFEMERUOEN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Obl. II snd best known n 4. = Established l')3
t.-t lftfst, y I.
rrEACIfERS. Tu'0rs Musicians. Or1lnists,
4 -ins.s.. G"verne-''. Companion. M'tr"n' h"n,"e
k.,ucr. ,upp rt -tlp",s AM tai.-- N-' ~ j. DIN.
~ ~ teacher. Rtfetu and Nu'cl Agency. 30 last
llr-st
WANTED. Fora French -ovcrn.~s; French
~ uu-.r s.c- ftn a.tt 90 u'ani- nurse -oe"
r.fcrcu. ~.. A. lN-tNN+ i'-. lul West f'ih'
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


Tram. ..v. ives. q 20 Vs.. .aa 20 mia.
pe'To, and q G 90 az % 81 m 6'" ''lS@n
syrae%.e saa,io och-.s-r sa.pen.ios Brlas. v.,.r,
Kingston. I.eL,e. C,I''lll Aloany. SIS 7l5. as,
' crs".o ~" 't W@:, 1 roaL cor@~su, vSnrr s5 IA,
.oss lois iiSoa, @ 5000 AZ o. .si1, "ij m n
For Msatrsa and s"ads ta.t goo
Mami',oO. Lccdoo. ~, M. $500 s'l'p n ror'n.
Gesant .isspaq EAR. for BunaIo. Yag,r. D,.-o,
.D1y tDailv except sat,rday Ot.r tran. saiy e1o.o,
sund a. Leiye .sy est shore sraon .'Gs si'
:s, I'd p ~ ~ " MI h'"oA'" .'~ ..' '~O "
tons Or nroraai n apply at Offices BrOoSyn ss' Wss
7aS Fs' ~ st 1o 'Io o. s r.sf
Park Place. and est shore staon' 1907 OF M|i i2sl
8 vandcrbilt-ave. General Passenger ASeat
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route.
.iss ti' is Ss~Lsa" 3 gs 200
OF hSsToS f" :aa crS oT Px sS
PAY LINE to OLD PolNI COMFORE
I'D N0RE'LK Va "a and H2 p.rInI car. - ,.,.,
more thence palace steamers. arnri.t Il ont ~
s' m Norfolk Gem p p..s Agent slS n1o.Sray
BOSTON via FALLRlvER LINE.-ONLY So
- forhr.t-cIs.s lianed ticket. REDUCTION to SRw
.2E a EAt a KTS a. gts2' psa ss'S' Poi
Of Murrsyst at +3o M daily -nndays lneind- ,onpse
fq y n * III o. Ac S ftS
ticket Offices At once 81 per 'sli a. steamer
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
ioos Of ChlsIopaefst Aor'n Rye! day .seeD, s.:u
to1ehes A. Albany. Iroy excursion ueKets. ~ %.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamer. Kaater'kilI ast catskiIs,vs Pier 49, " :.
foot OF Javst, every week ~ AZ D coIn'sui, VA
C.tskill Mountain. ani = gro Railroads
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/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot o. Cortanit md Ds,-
brosse, Il. 10 lows
IL H. for Gaia 'auqus and intern edilte points
- p. for &c ieva lyons Eilhra tOcne,ter, Buias
tho West and principal local points Chair car 70 wilkes
barre
m fer Tunkhl mock ami intermediate points Chair
to TunkhannOck Connection 10 ReAhsg and Harms
burg ..-, .---
Chair Pttstpn
52Op m or Copsy and INTERMEDIATE points Ca.
uectiop 10 f,e4 ting mi HArrspnrg CuaiT car - "ty
5;inp ~ frnrvs. Lvo' = klnira koch-st:f. bnfa0
and th. West Pullman sleeper To lyons
81 for Laur " and informed ate poinf%
Trains eavipy IN. ! p. ami go p ~. connect
for All uoin;st Ina and Hs1l coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
sa N. for Manch Chunk. Hazle'on and intermeiate
points.
520 D. m for Cop'ay and intern edate points. .
$50 D. for Geneva, Lgou.. tlmlra. Rochester bnf1
West Pullman -repsr Ia LYONS
Grneral Iasirrn D.lce 10 DrOadvay
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
= RAlIW Y leay from fan Al 4-dA AL

q
Jay sis follows;
West 42d st $50 m Jay It, 7.3O m. for M.l torn,
fAlsbury, Monticello Liberty, Waltos Delhi Nsr~lc,
Uucs Ro Oneds. Fulton, Oswego. Buffalo Detroit III
waikiki valley points
Vest 42i-sL, 1 10 M. Jayst. o3 y. Tor hlnu'~
town, k-nville, WIllkin NsiloF pointS
West 42ist IS p m Jsy-st. 65 p M. daly 'or VIZ
dlrtown, Fasburg. Lber.v. walton, Nurr., NleiiA
Oswrsn. Su.l -n.on BrdSs. Doroit, Chicago 50 lnI'
Pullman berths Reserved at 3Ol ffo WV
Time tables. tickets &C. 2D7 3U1. 9iL l32l Boai".
ISL 6thavo, 1874 East 25th ST. 26t West l2bh 81 We"
York }. I. ANDERSON. g. 4 -
Is kxclsugs place. New ldfA
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S Pal.
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ieaEe
week day NJ D. m. from PIER Al y. r., foo'
CanalsL
rsix hi received until the hour OF departure
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L -Ouand sft-I NOVEMBER l4th, 1857.

.wn GGEEAT s TsTSK y hITE sourr
Trains leave New.Yor.. Wa Desbro'ses aud cor.iaua
narr.,ars, P,it.6nrs and tho West With pullman Pal.es
ar , .ens oo. s 81 9 d-,
ei~epins Vesri6n 81 cars At 500 4 N. every dav
c m LS Ting Ting At GO Cry Or M s'i r. 1s
leu,o ccntr" md The or Rs.os .,,o,,n,s.
For For NofT,cwT "G rtrn1y VIZ P,.osn an 30
m, 90 ann 200 p saturdays only. 500 p a sur
/. in,r.. Wa.ipg and he south LT5.a wa,eins
Eroa nnns or N, srr,e. S 81 i 10 :Tr
o 200 80 ard 200 M am gfsf nis ig'-' ID AID
For For .an Nav NJ M week days 10,
Long Rranc BAY Heal Junction ADD nsrne .- .'.to,i
Railway al Anibov. 8 10 ~. 100 noon 81 aAf
oosP on SUI iAy 945 4. M and 90 p N ,f' 500
Fer OF reln ami NortolE NewYors Phiao pha .oi
SSg' 1la. 70 n SV ~.k aav.
At Of RrooS w Annex con arct With trains
jersey CIV afsrirg speedy sud direct TRANSFER lcs
Tram , afriy., From pr.ourr 10 5 lisG N al
J, Snndav. u -. 50 m. aga. 80 60 sod l0S
J From ptll'cpha -. 20 GOO l;i" : -, * ~
Z 10 : 10 90 ~, ID IS p ~. AID l3e' n.ss;;
$50 o' -o s. ~ e. s. 10 g ~ '''' '''''
FoR PHILADELPHIA
81. 20 !. CO. "s.d and 20 10 s5 r."
spd p N .nt - 10 night Ac.S"'n .tars
aiS az. sS 'TS4 49, SSIts J. 1ssG n al
j. IS
Tram. s.ying Ne.Yoyr IDLY; ercc,pt sSndayass aai
IL a. l. -. =. =. -. m. and 10 AMI u p m on
SUNDAYS ronnect AZ Trenton FOR Csmien
Returning Kroif SiresC station, PhaiepLA
1901. $40 t05 80 IS, 65o $50. $50. $50 $40 ~
HIS IN. Ill MEL ~ vita Dining Car y 4nl
400 D M u ~. $50 J2n s. g. So 7.l2 Il at $50
p on SUNDAY. l2ol 10 aO5. 40. o,S5. 80 insu.
l24a 800 $50 Limited 5:2s, IS, II and = II D. %
Leavs Phlaie pna Via Canfen. 900 m. AMI tSp
daily. ct at SUNDAY.
TcgSt ONCE. 80 As and ga Broadway, Aso- I'lH
Bat Ter DAsnross~s AND CortlanN
4 ~ BROOKLYN tttOa ost OF fitsas,.
BROOKLYN; station Jersey city En- grant ie-et onee
Castle Garden.
Tie Nov.N ork Transfer Company VIII call for and eheei
baggage from hotels AMI residences
CHAS r. PtGH, j. No'lb
Gene 81 Manager General Pss's Agent
CHORE Ll\E.--All Rail Toutc for Boston,
- Newport and he leave. Grand central
station d; Sa dIi y. m. Limited Express anl aeT
train stt p except SUNDAY Fast rxpr-" ~ IL
IAily Pa.c. P.ror.cArs sleepngo.rs 10 iostna-
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BRYANT SCHOOL. .Roslyn.. Long Leland
hN Military Academy OF the highest sr4oe
~ w l. CO&TFLYOU q KINDS. PractDa&
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1 -RoNDOur. KINGSTON AND CATS,

~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDINO at tr.n'oni
G est POI u. cornwall. Nrwburg MARLBOROUGH. Mitof
Poughkee sic sni Esopa- connecting with Ulster and -
arc. Stony Glove amt CatssiN Mountain K4ir1
Steamer. tltv OF kinrsteD snt James W. BALDWIN
week day pier foot OF Hsrrsoa 50, efe
SATURDAY. when Guy Of King ,ton leaves =. y.
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atenm nats ano nailroans.
EALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDTrrrrs
BOTTOM. AS ~ fer First.cIAsa Limited TYchs,.~ hN

LVALTI kTVEN LINF. FAKEX RFnTTOcN
BOTTOM. $500 fer First-cIass Limited TrcIs,.~ VII
KkDCCIlOS 10 ALI OTh.h PuI Srs
steamer, PILG Il AMI sKIsrJL le.v, p,., D, =,
feot OF Murrsy.st. A. iSb H. tNtv SupI,,s isn.,MS
w Annex beat from Bcoo flyn an
4 o. Ksturniny Il tin' csiis;tiis vita NV
FsiI River. leave SDstsr ~sox tv. V &, m
o. H. An orchestra IA stch ,set nse -'"u
Tickets sscuret prncpn trls,,r A.,
ckel sfie-, Once risr Is AL Nora ~
NEW HAVE\.-Sfeamers leave Pock ali.
~ Up rs r.. AZ D. M. and II (Suaiays
Steamer arrive 10 the for early ans north east
NOR HUDSON AND coX>ACKIE.
steamer KAATRRSKILLo on Tues iav rhur.iay An,
SATURDAY ats p. m. from 'oot OF Jay-sc, Y. e. -
IOnpecting With Boston aad Albany Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30

MILE. A. F. DUPRE.-Classes every d mI Ns,.
. R...,si:n q visitors Thursday sherwood ssudioA
IS West b7th-s city
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NENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
rno Isule ~ NoveEbsr % l-S1
Foe PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound BROOK
Route" At T. 80 O. a. M. Ss g. I. 50 50, II D.
SUNDAYS AT {, 0+ha a. mi $50. ~ p. IN.
Trains csv st4 i3s II a. m 30 T. $50 80 Up m.
have connection FOR healing. Harrisburg. PoSvle sto.
a. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Manch chunk
Reading. II arrIsOurg etc. on sunday for EasiOn
and 1870 m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauoh
Chnns.
$50 Tor High Bridge Branch. Ea'ton, Betslshsn.
Allentown Mauch chunk Wilkosbarre. scranton Reading
Harrisburg. Pottsvilo TImaquA Shamokls, SunUury,
Lewisburg. Wniamsport
| D. III. E4son, Botliohem Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Reading. harrisburg. etc.
AS y. m for Eason. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch.
Chunk. wiike.bArro. scranton. Tamaqus. shamokin
for IL all Bridge Branch. CASTOR, Bethlehem. Al
enovn EoAiing HarrisbuTg. etc
- EAson, IL" rh~m Allentown Naach
Chunk. etc. on Ssndsvs at $50 o. M
400. $40 lll5a H., Loo 400 +S0. 6'lS ?. SUNDAYS
a lea Bank Long Branch (AsOury Park.
ucoan Gruvo, except Supdaysl, Point ea.snt
1. Sis M. l0j. 40 M. Tor LAKEWOOD. Toms River
B.Tnegat
M IN. for Atlantic CITY, VInesnd. Bridg-tsu.
400, 600 10. ll.lh, IL 40 90, 400 A3O. b 80
0.i5 p m SUNDAYS 800 m. for Perth Amhoy
4Blb, il:l5a 10. 430 p. III. for Monmouth Beach Sea-
hrlghL IL ghlS1h nnAch.
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panfina 1eaoemies.

tliHtIIiA AtuotMitp.
ALLEN DOpWpKIH. 10. 6-l Flf'h-1vr.
y CLNS-E~ ron GE NTLENE e-pecit III Cor wiz
Monday amt inurssy evenings AZ = VII com m"u'e
Lee, FOR CHI REN anil puVAto Lessons send
Ia rHvAXr. ma.cn 'i ie.er.atoa 'ar on'h'a'i
pt&CiNG &C.. y Alton po' worth compete u.'rnr
t.u book ~lll go h.dro. ot no ,o'i .ot sAle AZ
nook stores
LENANDFR MACGREGOKN GO Mddl-
~ TTiv.t~ les.op. AM lR-.~' every lay A.
sruhv h cnee - receptions, ger
mans aFd select an. ur ftri--
WALTZ TAUGHT ranidlv priVat" aud class
W lessons e. t4rter's pancng Aca"ewV. IN tn
r~.lsrK- t.ls inr entertainments t-rm' msl"tst"
CARL MAEWlG
\ lo- WfSr 5jrIf IT.
~ stI" dance. 4ni "sc i'nmcnf' classes
VAN AID .ortLLfON sew ~ Carl HAHwIG.
DALY'- THEATRE
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. lG2
l F..t 5jih.. Bank BnliLig, ciI,sss nov 'oru
10 siAst ~.stfa t'lpelIIS rs-'ttb1 IAbA
10y. october ~ s~ni fprctr'llar
Hluetdl Instruments
4 NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Square
~ p1nos Of Dur thtlr n',L Al ao't 40 got ~
'0" '''' wN. kNABEt 90.
IL Flfthavs above lCtI-,t
SnH EXCELLENT upright Pianos 10 be- >old
s)tJO les than To- Hfsctur~ a. IT. At ONCE
Piano Wsrsroom, lS7 NAV r., bet l-t" and l''h ST.
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Art Schoola
Arp cHAR WARREN EATON Will receive
M ruu,is fer distraction In Landscape fainuns - ~"
sa.Ato ~ 4 RAlt l7tksG
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5tenmbo lts dV0 Railroads.
VIA SToNINGTON LINE.

Inside Rout. for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE An; ths EASE
only 90 to Gosoa g. - {, Pr,vit,ni,
hearse steamers Rhpio Island and M4s,.ohussS
Per So ~ L.. block ABOVE CanAlsL AZ $50 D.
daily except SUNDAY
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EIMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At MIL
,.rd Csnn Parcnts who unfortunate IN the mas
.rsmept tier do we'll 70 prcdt " iss
MA Address FRAN NJ. HOW ouPb
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IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown- on Iiud
-, .1era 70 parents seeking the ps
,trnctsn Ter their bpys Address A. ARMA0NAO. Ph
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y SHORT QUITE To LONDON
NFW.YOEK ~OTTlANPTON AND BREMEN
steamers .ail from p.er- foot ID ~. Hobosen
FAST EXPIRES STEAMERS
We,l 30. 50 no. lrAve Wrt, Dec H. a m
Doc. g. A. m. sadie ei. DC L. 40 A. ~.
We'd - o. .tt N Airr Wet. Uec - 3 D nu.
- mi berth according 10 location
Second Cabin. a a. lowest rates
l. I 4 - 2
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
knights aud a Anarohists.

4 meeting was be,d in Uoion Square,
New York, on Saturday night, under
the auspices OF the Knights Of Labor.
IN protest against the banging of the
Chicago Anarohists. Not more than
2. coo persons we're present. The red
az was carried at the head Of tho pro.
cession. Among tho sneakers were T.
B. Mcguire, James e Q1inn and Pat
rick Doody. Resolutions were adopted
'calllpR upon the courts of the nation
TO immed lately release the CONDEMNED
men, and providing for tbe appoint
mel OF Q committee to proceed 10 iii.
n lie and wait upon Governor Oglesby,
II the Supreme Court fails to grant q
stay"
Ii was reported in Chicago on satur.
day that there is "a Anarohistic plot to
break or blow up the jail, Int extraor.
dipary precautions are being taken By
the police to crush 1t A boy who was
arrested on Thursday bad In his posses
sion several papers giving q desoriot otion
Of she Jail. A man who was wish the
boy escaped.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
A Delightful Tour 10 Ola Point, Rich.
mond aud washington.


The Peunsy lvania Railroad Com.
pany's autumn pleasure tour TO o d
Point Comfort, dxed for Thursday, n,
yem ber 10ih, offers an excellent oppor-
suuity for a :eu days trip to mos. de
lightful re- t9ion. Old Point, both by
reason Of is Surroundings and ad van.
tages Of climate, 10 Que CT the most
charming places 10 the country for a
fall or winter sojourn, and ,hs tour to
thst point Is peculiarly oppcrtuue now,
when there are SO few localities 10
which desirable trips may be made.
Two claxses of tiikets y Ill ba sold for
the tour. One going and re urning via
Cape Charles route, the other soitg via
Ospe Charles and returDing via R!ch
moud and Washington, allowing Q stop
over In each oity, within the teD-day
limit By means Of the latter route
one can supplement- the Old Point triI
with q fl wing visit to the Capital Of tn,
Old Dominion and the National Cspi
tai. Ronnd trip tickets, good for tor
cay, including one oAy's board Mt th'
HyeoiA Hotel, will be sold TO Old Poln
Com fort and return from Wilmington
q, S. co, and regular train connecting
with special at Broad Street Station
Phi ladelphia will leave ct 8 So n,
r ,und trip ticketa, with same cond!
tions but good to return via Riohmon
and Washington, will be sold ut 81
more than the above rates.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
Catarrh Cured

Probably two thirds of the Feople In
this country are suffering with cstgrIh
In the head. aud whiie there are many
who DO not as yet koov what is the
matter with them and attribute the
tcou ole to q cold, there are othevs who
have suffered fos years, and srent hun.
drsds Of dollars in y vain effort to OBJ.
tain relief. It Ia safe to ssy that until
recently no sure cure had been diuoov.
cred for tsis distressirg complaint, bot
now, after years OF study, DIR. J. 3.
Welob. OF M So TA'nali street, has
perfected q liquid CT me which. II ap.
piled according to his directions, will
certainly cure the wors. cass. and never
fails 10 afford relief at once. He also
treats asthma and all diseases OF the
throat and lungs with this valuable
remedy, and will give any oae suffering z
with catarrh one treAsnsut free Of
charge. The doctor does not use any
m mercary or Quinine In HE practice, and
guarantees to oure fever aud acue In n
hours.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
Winter Feeding.

lis Of great importance to farmers
to now how 10 prActico feeding In .
sucoessful and economical manner. We
believe the system prsctioed BY some,
oi feedipg With frequency several times
during the day 10 contrary to the best
health and condition of the animal as
we'll ~ against the best economy. The
siom ach OF co Y or OF 10 machine fer
the conversion Of food into elements Of
animal nutrition. and II this 10 i'm prop.
|erly worked Is Is lia BILE to bs come disor
'dered The stomach req quires some resi-; !;
1t cannot be worked 10 LIS full capacity
oil tie line Without importing its eff.
oienoy. Bes'des, II the stomach IL
over wLrked the work which 1t does lie
imperfect, thu. ia, the feed 10 not p.op
srly disested, and - q consee enepoe
there Is loss OF feeding material. We
believe 10 pIovi.lIng fun Iatiobs. but at
the same tims We would disLeasa them
with regularity. Cattle fed suGc.ent
rAttoBs at night and morning c.u be
kept In better condition than II fed
la greater amount a. various times
during the day.
This matter Of feeling is more I'M
pOrtADt In tae oase OF horses than Of
oa.tle. Bscauss Of tho siruoture OF the
Internal organs OF the horse, only about
such quantity OF food osn be retained
10 tn, svon sob at one time. aud II con.
TIM ned eating IL ind a aed In the food Ia
IRE t-ed for ard In TIA passage tn s0uG b
tne animal and dOes little iE the line OF
a idins 10 the b, dy structure
Food, 10 order 70 bs of tene6t, must
be diseste1 in order to be assimiiar
to the systs m. Some may think that a
restriction OF rA,ions as to quslti'y and
time ioohD ike cruelty, but the I'm
proved condition OF horse under suct
treat N ent will scon dispel tho feeling
IL is stated upon good a1thority thai
more horses ara broken down and per
msnpnsly jufed by iDdiscrettou IL
feeding than all other causes combined
II such bs the case. every person whf
na' the care OF korsee, or of cat' d
should study csreiully the necess,tie,
Of the animals end adept such sys;eu
OF feeding "a will be- calculated to pro
mote their thrift and bealto.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
Lost an Arm.

Ga Saturday afternoon Aaron Mar
vel. a brakeman on the P W. b B. Il
r had bis arm SO badly crushed IS to
REQUIRE amoutati While attempt.
ing 10 oross the track near the GOAL
chute he fell and his arm was thrown
over the track. II was struck by shit.
ter No. II, and badly crushed. Marvel
was taken to the office OF Detective
Jones, where his arm WAS amputated
by DR. Osle assisted by Mr.. Jones. The
injured brakeman was taken to bis
boarding house o. Sixth and Church
streets and 10 doing well.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31
N ct stolen.

One day last week Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
E Smith veIt GO Philadelphia for thu
double purpose Of shopping and ct
tending q reception. On arriving a,
Broad S,rest Station Mrs. Smith dis
covered that her pooketbook was miles
ing. M Smith at once rotided the DO
lice and had detectives put on tho trail
bat Of course the pleasure OF the day
was spoiled. Mr.. Smith rsturned &c
Wilmington leaviie hts wife In Phila
delphis still mournioQ her loss. Oo
going to their home, No 928 Jefferson
street, the 6rst thing meeting hts gaze
vas the missing pooketbook lying OF
tho q DOR Of hrs. Smiths dressing room
The telegraph soon convey cd the good
titliHQs and ali WAS we'll.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-31

NJUIlDE.-I will OtJmmkNUE Oh
~ MONDAY, April 25tD, 70 regulate,
seal and stamp ell wetghts and measLrvd
used In New Oastie County, this year. Al
work left at Kyie's Ninth and King streets
Or At my residence, lla6 Poplar street, VII
u inS ton, Will rooeive prompt attention.
JAUUB DEAKYNE,
begylator Of Weights and Measures.
a-2S em. .e-o-d